Magnus NEDREGOTTEN

Historical Results

Cross-country skiing, golf, pool (eight-ball), flying airplanes (received his pilot’s license in 2019, flying a two-seated Italian aircraft).

Athlete, Sports consultant

Graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Sport Management from the Norwegian School of Sports Sciences in Oslo in 2020.

Wife, Kristin Kristin Moen Skaslien. Father, Thore. Mother, Astrid.

Norwegian, English

Oppdal CK

Team: Thomas Loevold (NOR)
National: Paal Trulsen (NOR)

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Wife Kristin Kristin Moen Skaslien (Curling): Partners Nedregotten in mixed doubles, winning bronze at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games and two World Mixed Doubles Championship medals in seven appearances (2021 silver, 2015 bronze). Five appearances at the World Championship from 2006-15. Competed at 12 European (four-player) Championships including finishing sixth in 2010.

Alpine skiing: National-level junior. Competed at the 2007 National Championships and FIS-sanctioned races in Norway. Quit the sport after trying curling in 2006.

2012 European Mixed Championships in Erzurum vs. Turkey (7-5 Win)
2013 World Mixed Doubles Championship in Fredericton vs. Finland (9-3 Win)

2017 World Championship in Edmonton vs. Scotland (9-6 Win)

2019: Meniscus rupture of his left knee, but did not require surgery. “It’s still functioning but not as well as when I was 20. I get treatment at the start of every season with some big needles.” (Athlete, 16 Jun 2021)

Started curling in 2006 at a birthday party hosted at Bygdoy Curlingklubb in Oslo.

Win a gold medal at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games.

The mixed doubles pair trains on ice for six sessions per week, plus an average of two combined gym workout sessions per week. All sessions last between 90 minutes and two hours. He trains roughly the same amount on his own. Annual totals of on-ice training are 400 hours together, 550 hours for Skaslien and 750 hours for Nedregotten.

Winning silver at the 2021 World Mixed Doubles Championships in Aberdeen. “That was amazing, it was the best curling we ever played. It feels very satisfying to all the work is good enough to compete against the best. So we’re doing something right.” (Athlete, 16 Jun 2021)

Alpine skier Lasse Kjus (NOR), Lillehammer 1994 Olympic gold medallist and three-time world champion.

Curler Thomas Ulsrud (NOR), Vancouver 2010 Olympic silver medallist, two-time European champion and 2014 World Championship gold medallist (Beijing).

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“Silence is golden. In the silence you get to know yourself better. I also think a good way to evolve as an athlete, or in anything, is to decide for yourself if your actions are driven by your motivations and not anyone else’s.” (Athlete, 16 Jun 2021)

Oppdal Ambassador of the Year (2017)